The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21
Mrs. Cleyeland's Merry Action.
She Refuses to Recognize John
Sherman's Lieutenant.
She Proudly Disdalns the PrOfrertd
Hand Of ais Wife.
One Sided Statement Of One Of Gov.
Foraker's slaff..:
An Increase OF over MtlIIon roi.
lars In Internal Rev nue. col.
. iec,ious for Juiy and
August.

WASHINGTON, September 20.--Ip an
interv ew this evening at Springfield,
o., with a representative OF the Asso.
cisted Prees, Gen. A. 4. Bushnell, q
member Il Gov. Forakeis std,
authorized tEo following statement
concerning Mrs Oleve'and's reception
II Gov. and Mrs. Foraker at the
Academy in Philadelphia las. Friday
evening: Preceded by Cav. Beaver,
OF Pennsylvania, and hii SAT-. Gov.
and Mrs. Foraker aud cur party ad.
vauced to be received. Gov. Beaver I'D
party were warmly greeted by both
the President and Mrs. Cleveland,
who shook hands with them cordially.
President Cleveland thea shook
hards with Gov. Foraker, bat his ince
was rs expressionless as that OF a
sphypx. The Governor presented
Mrs. Foraker aud the President shook
hands with her. Gov. Foraker WIS
then introduced 10 Mrs CLEVELAND, ard
extended his hand TO her. She paid
L o attention 10 hin proaer6d hand, but
taking half Blep back ward and fold
ing her hands, che stared straight AZ
him wlthoutG sign OF recognition. Ap.
partntly giving no heed 10 tbs, the
q lyernor presented Mrs. Fdmkor.
Mrs. Olevelard still stood with folded
haude, declining Mre. FoTskJt'l ex.
tondtd hand, end acknowledged h'r
pIeseuca only by free inclinn .on Of
her mead. Gen. Axline ard nj, wife
were both presented TO the President
and Mira. Cleveland, aud both thook
hands with them, and Immediately
Afterwards Mrs. Bushnell a d mrsnlt
ware Introduced, and were rec iv6d 10
the eame cordial manner. Toe Gu. n
Governor and Mrs. Foraker was made
m DO direct by our reception tan it
Would have been had Mfs. Cleveland
ol shaken hands Nth tho remainder
oi the Ohio iAyty. II has btgn Sia, Il
that Mp. Cleveland WAS not choking
hands with any Of her Pu,U,a, bar
that ia great mlo,ahr, ior she 70.
ooiged both those VITO preceded aud
q ore who followed Govfrncr and
Mrs. Foraker very e,rdially. Regret
wac * stelted oe oil sides tnst the In
uident should have occurred, for
evtryboiy iet trat NM. Cleveland, as
the fret lady Of tue land, Could no. AZ
loid 20 snub IN, chief msgistrate OF
tbs third Sia.s in tho Union, TO say
uo'bing N t1c afront 90 q lady OF Mrs.
FOrAkei'g beGutiful character"
INTERNAL REyKSUK COLLECTIONS.
The collection from internal roye-
nue. during july and August agIre-
gated go, $50 .038, an Increase OF
OF ,807 $50 az compared with the fret
two months Of the lait fiscal year.
Tho Ieceip,s, In detail were; From
0pirils, sl0,27l 3l2, an increase OF
SOS. 1854 tobacco, i5,769,i9S, an In.
crrosa a SgIl ,SiS; iermented liquors,
O. 81. 6g3. an Increase Of t4O0, 800 !;
oleom fEeFlUe, $3.50, aud miscella.
neou1, JoO5, q decrease OF fl7,i75.
Toe only toutce Of revenue tar.
alton showing decrease az
compared with last year were
the sp'ol9l tax Va rect irg, Wholesale
and retail iqn1r deAlerF. ianuiact-
urers Of cider, retailers In tobacco,
brewers ~ c,al tex, STAN 20 for dis.
Tiled tplf Tor export, Rnd cnAllies.
That G garst.e smoking Ia MOI on the
wane Ia evidenced by .Lo fact that the
tfI Ci 30 cents per thousand collected
on these articles during tho months Of
SsmptembeT and Angus. nm urthd 10
sl09,lii, an Increase OF $3.50 as
compared With the tax collie oil In
the same months OF 1855.
FR fosALi ron srKKL GUN.
Proposals we're op ned ~ thH Navy
Department today iOrBo.. res. guni,
1nder the advertisement OF Juus 2ij,
exoided 20 July 20th. TEi' culd
fer proposals "for The purchase aud
G, npletion o, thfce steel cat, rough
bored and turned sx inch high,
power rihJ cannon, Of dom site manu-
iaclure, one oi which shgi b. %, BOi.
temer steel" The Pttbufg Steel
Casting Uom3gny bids inf ths Z 3
somer quo n, 1900. TN s'anlafd
steel Oastlrg Company Thuf'aw,
Pa, bids for tho opeu heath gua at
$4,000 These two wcT1 IN ttc BIDS
renslvHd